"We believe that the initiative will simplify the procedure

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application to transfer a subscriber to another operator may be the need to clarify information in the registration forms, the client's existing debt with the current operator, or the number being blocked. "In 2024, Tele2 updated the process of clarifying information on subscribers, and this reduced the number of rejected applications to transfer numbers from the network. We are in favor of the transfer procedure being as convenient as possible for the client, and the remote format, among other things, has obvious advantages in terms of subscriber comfort. As for the introduction of the so-called arbitration verifier mechanism, we are in favor of the authority to verify the application for transfer being entirely on the side of the Research Institute of Radiocommunications or another agency. At the moment, the verification procedure is the responsibility of the donor operator," explained the representative of the Tele2 press service.

and increase the percentage uae whatsapp resource of successful transitions. In principle, the number of people wishing to change their number has not changed and has remained stable for several years. The main factors influencing transitions are price and network quality. Many subscribers are switching from traditional tariffs to convergent ones. Certain costs for upgrading systems are inevitable, plus it will take time to make changes to the processes," said a representative of the Tele2 press service.

Vladimir Risman said that the BDPN operates on the basis of the domestic software "MeTraNom", developed by the specialists of the Research Institute of Radioelectronics: "And since the new functionality will not lead to the need for a significant expansion of server capacity and the purchase of additional server equipment for the operator of the BDPN, then any significant capital expenditures by the Research Institute of Radioelectronics will probably be avoided."


Vladimir Risman noted that the issue of ensuring information security within the framework of the new process, including when working with subscribers' personal data, remains relevant: "Additional means of protection may require funds. The costs do not seem significant and will be covered within the framework of the current activities of the BDPN in accordance with the law."

The mobile number portability (MNP) service has been in effect in Russia since December 1, 2013. "The total number of transferred subscriber numbers is more than 28 million from November 2013 to the present. On average, about two to three million transfers occur per year," said a representative of NIIR.

Vladimir Risman told a ComNews correspondent that the arbitration procedure will include a verification of subscriber data* received in the application from the recipient operator and separately from the donor operator: "If the data does not match, then they will be additionally checked for relevance using state information systems. According to our estimates, the processing time of one application in this case should not exceed several minutes. Much will also depend on the telecom operators and the speed of the state information systems. But from a technical point of view, the introduction of independent MNP arbitration will not greatly affect the time it takes to complete the MNP procedure."

* The verification procedure is similar to that described in the order of the Ministry of Communications of Russia dated 19.01.2016 No. 3 - clarification by Vladimir Risman.